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Get started with Ogham MCP, explore the tools API, or configure embedding providers.

Capture from Slack

2 mins
Poll conversations.history for the channels you choose and store messages as memories – no webhook, no Socket Mode, no exposed endpoint.

Import from GitHub Issues

2 mins
Fetch issues + comments from the repos you list via the REST API – no webhook, no exposed endpoint.

Import from Beads

2 mins
Import a local Beads project via the bd CLI, deduped by id, run on a timer.

Capture from Obsidian

2 mins
Scan a vault and store notes as memories – runs where the vault lives, writes to your configured backend.

Dreams and consolidation

5 mins
Map Ogham’s compile_wiki, topic_summaries, and TLDR resolutions onto the consolidation pattern.

Why Ogham?

3 mins
Where the name comes from and what the Irish terms in the codebase mean

Microsoft Agent Framework

4 mins

Microsoft Agent Framework GA’d 1.0 in Q1 2026 as the merged successor to Semantic Kernel and AutoGen. It ships in Python and .NET with pluggable memory: built-in backends include Foundry Agent Service Memory, Mem0, Redis, and Neo4j. It also speaks MCP natively, which means Ogham can plug in today with zero glue code.

This page covers Shape A: registering Ogham as an MCP tool. The agent decides when to call it – store, search, compile, walk the graph – the same way it would call any other tool. No subclassing, no provider class.

Ogham + Google SCION

3 mins

What is SCION? #

SCION is Google Cloud’s multi-agent orchestration testbed. It runs LLM agents (Gemini CLI, Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex) in isolated Docker or Kubernetes containers, each with their own identity, credentials, and workspace.

The problem: agents in SCION are isolated by design. Agent A doesn’t know what Agent B learned. Every agent starts from a blank slate, and when it stops, its knowledge stays locked in its container.